Romwe Goth. Is It Even Worth It?
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All clothing sent to me for free from Romwe in exchange for a review.
Contrast Lace Cami Dress - fun.romwe.com/...
Hanky Hem Cami Dress Without Corset (ugly bat dress) fun.romwe.com/...
Shoegaze babydoll dress - fun.romwe.com/...
Allover Snake Print Mock Neck Mesh Dress With Cami Dress - fun.romwe.com/...
Cameo Cami Dress Without Corset - fun.romwe.com/...
Eye Print Drawstring Side Dress - fun.romwe.com/...
I really respect your empathetic takes on fast fashion, there really are so many circumstances where it's the only affordable option someone has when not living in areas with thrift/secondhand shops, and how so many people can't find plus sized options while looking for secondhand clothes. It's a complex topic and I appreciate the nuance
Agreed.
I honestly find it sad how a lot of people really harshly judge others just for buying fast fashion. Obviously I understand the judgement if someone’s doing a $100+ haul or something and they obviously have the money to buy sustainable clothing instead. But most people I’ve seen who buy from shein, etc. don’t generally have that much to spend and only get a few items. I myself don’t have a lot to spend so I have bought things from shein.
I usually get things that I KNOW I’m gonna wear, which I think a lot of other people do as well. And I think that if you know you’re gonna wear it and not just throw it away after a month because it’s “out of style” or something, I don’t see a problem with it.
True. I know people who are plus size and find it difficult to find clothes. It’s not so easy as some people think
thrifting has become so expensive… due to people buying and reselling or inflation. i go and say “i can just buy this for cheaper on shein and save money”😭im legit about to just give up on fashion.. also, you got a new mic?? it sounds so good! yes!
fashion is not a need
"That's kinda like throwing glitter at a turd" is officially my new favorite analogy, thank you 😂🖤❤
Ha! I look forward to when you get to use it!
I just about fell off my couch LOL-ing when I heard that phrase 😂😂😂
my dear mother has used zip closed, mesh washing bags. they’re a game changer for our delicate items; bras, tights. basically all my clothes get zipped up for washing!
That's great advice! I'll have a look for those and definitely recommend them. Thank you!
Thank you so much for talking on the fact thrift stores are picked clean by resellers. I find it so ironic when people say “why buy fast fashion if you’re poor, just go to the vintage store or depop like me,” totally unaware “vintage” resale shops and sites like depop are way different from thrift stores and the reason why poor people sometime now have to use fast fashion and nothing is at the thrift store for us. It’s outrageous some of the same people who were shamed for thrifting as children are now are shamed for not thrifting as adults
A lot of stuff on depop is actually really cheap, especially when posted by legit fellow alternative people. I do agree, and obviously there is still a huge problem on depop w people's pricing and reselling and all that. But you definitely can find lots of cheap stuff if you know how to look.
I’m glad you discuss the texture of the fabric. As an autistic people knowing if it’s “good texture” or not is a big deal.
Classic autie shopping is by touch 🤣
I think it'd be cool to see stuff from older hauls that have been worn or washed multiple times and see how those things held up💛🤍💜🖤
The things I kept have really held up well. You just need to keep the far from heat when caring for them.
Angela thanks for this. I’m on disability and also gained weight in lockdown. This content is really useful to me. I take very good care of anything I buy and keep it for years and I can mend and do a bit of sewing to repair and hem things.
i don’t shop from shein or romwe ever but i love watching these videos just because you are so knowledgeable about clothes and fabrics
i've struggled to get into fashion because as of right now i just cannot afford to splurge on nice clothing, and as a plus size person thrift stores are usually a huge waste of time, and whenever i watch fast fashion hauls it's usually people talking about how perfect every piece is then you buy it and are extremely disappointed. so, thank you for these videos!
it still lasts and is good for me tho
There are so many times I'm glad to live in a country where healthcare is a bit cheaper to deal with.
When I lived in England I was in awe of the concept of free healthcare. It was the first time in my life that that I didn't have that fear.
It's not the same in England as concerns health care Angela, the system is on its knees :(
@@scarlettm86 I'll put it to you this way. I've needed my tonsils out my entire life due to constant infections. I was on antibiotics so often I risked becoming resistant. I moved to England and went to the doc with my first (inevitable) bout with tonsillitis and the doc took one look at my (gonna get graphic here) asymmetrical baboons butt looking mega tonsils and referred me to an ENT. I saw the ENT 2 weeks later who looked at my tonsils and said 'I don't like the look of those. I'd like to take them out.' 2 months later I'm in recovery on an IV drop after just having my tonsils out. It's the basis for the most bizarre country song ever. 'I left my TONSILS in Norwich.'
What you say Angela resonates so much. I was introduced at the age of 13 to the subculture in 82. At first, I was asked if I liked grave yards, I was taken to the library tp see what books I checked out, I had already spoken out the lyrics to certain songs but was introduced to new music to see if I liked it, then I was taught some dance moves during a visit to a local cemetery, then, taken to a club and introduced to friends. The whole ceremony of getting ready was already a thing. The other goths were as weird and off the wall as I was and all my quirks and weirdness, they loved me and my antics that would have made me the outcast anywhere else. It really was an amazing time. Of course, these days it's unlikely that someone 13 would get taken across state lines and taken into an adult club like that but the same principle applies nonetheless. You just need to find your tribe when you're weird.
I will say however, that in that era, it was even harder to come by goth music. It was all mix tapes, the first actual album that I ever saw and heard was Juju (which was rare and I don't remember anyone who had a professional studio made album apart from that) other than that... just homemade tapes. It was way harder to get goth music than what you described. Still, I got to hear mixtapes made by DJ's from the Batcave, that's the original Batcave in London which opened in spring of 82. So I suppose that I shouldn't complain however, I would say that in the 90s you had it way easier comared to the early 80s . By the mid 80s it was better in that actual records and albums were easier to come by. It's why Bauhaus being in the movie The Hunger was such a big deal. Goth music was so obscure you see, so to have it in a movie was beyond anyone's wildest dream. We all gathered together to go see an early release of it, 8 of us all tightly packed together in an old and big car from the 60s. One of the other minors shoved a pack of cloves in my face to smell. I remember when she had her moment where she realizedc that she realy belonged too, we wete walking along and she just turned around looking at us realy amazed with that look you know.
We have come so far from those times of obscurity that it still amazes me, a d those who died I don't think would understand at all how accessable goth is today if they could be brought back.
One thing they certainly would understand is the sexual abuse and harrrassment however, it may be on modern media and more out in the open but it was a massive issue back then and if we ever meet, I have a lot to tell you Angela as I think you would understand and appreciate what I have to say.
OMG, I collect cameos as well. The best places I've found many of them are small mom and pop thrift/antique stores. As always thank you for being realistic when it comes to fast fashion. I have shopped Shein a couple of times and have been happy with my purchases because they're things I'll keep for years. The maxi dresses are very boho looking (and I'm also a Free People fan) so I may have to take a look. As far as thrifting goes, for a lot of people working two or more jobs or long hours, they really don't have the time to go from thrift store to thrift store. And upsellers are now coming to predominantly Black and Brown neighborhoods to buy thrift clothes they'll turn around and sell for five times as much. What I appreciate about your channel is that you show baby bats and us elder goths how to shop smarter, not harder. The fact that you emphasize accessories rather than clothes is a game-changer in my opinion. You have one dress yet gave it several different looks just with necklaces and belts.
Cameos are great! You're so right, that's exactly where I'd find mine, the mom and pop thrift shops. Shopping smarter really is the way to go and unfortunately, we gotta do what we gotta do. You're being incredibly conscientious and making good use of your items and taking care of them. So many people get them by the crate load and change seasonally so that they can stay on top of trends even though they're not on any kind of budget. It's so wasteful. I'm seeing the rise in prices in thrift stores and the resellers there first thing on sat mornings filling their shopping carts, taking pics of items as they shop. Meanwhile, you got people out here who need the clothes as part of their daily lives. I'm gonna do some more accessorizing videos to help people take one piece and change it up.
Well there you are...exactly what Friday needed. Always listening. Always absorbing.
Aw, thank you! I'm glad I enhanced your Friday.
extra tidbit of advice: as a plus size person with a larger chest I'm always wary of anything with cups. Anything that seems like it has a set chest size in mind I avoid because 9 times out of 10 it's too small, no matter HOW much you size up it just never fits right, and even if it does, it might not a year later (weight fluctuations are normal, y'all). I prefer things with stretch and adjustability. overly structured bodices just never work out for too long.
I always love when you do hauls! I appreciate how you inspect everything and give honest feedback. Plus, your style is so beautiful! I love the last dress as well!! ❤❤
Thank you Angela. I love hearing about fashion and learning something new. It’s never a broken record for me. Your fashion show is beautiful how you put things together.
I own the first dress you pulled out…one of the best items I have. I needed a longer dress for a friend’s wedding because of weather and it did not disappoint. I still wear it when my husband and I go out on dates
I love that you cherish it and still make use of it. I'm really happy with it as well. It can be hit or miss with them but it's always great when you get something that is well made.
As a bit of a baby bat in Florida I really admire you were able to pull all of this off in this heat when you lived here 😅. My wife likes to jokingly inform me that Florida is where goths go to die, meanwhile I’m thinking it may just be where goths go to learn the value of sweat proof foundation.
Im a Florida baby bat too!
I'm a Florida goth too! Born and raised tho, so I didn't have a choice, I was just chosen to die here if 💀
baby bat who just visited a family member in florida ,, im am so used to the heat now and know better ways to be goth in the heat lol :3
I was just watching some of your recent short videos and this video pops up! 🙂🖤
Surprise!!!!
Always honest and so good reviews. And I think that's a great guide line for all that can't afford more quality (and expensive) clothes.
Plus I think it's great you see things more openminded.
As always you look flawless, no matter what you wear.
Stay safe gorgeous Angela 🦇🖤🖤🖤🖤🦇
You're so kind to me. Thank you so much. I really hope that things improve with second hand shops in your country. You deserve the same thrill of the hunt!
@@angelabenedict Thanks Angela. So far no change. Almost got an hick up when I saw prize tags on some things just a few weeks back. But we never know when it comes to future.
I could watch this woman all day. Absolutely gorgeous 😘😘😘
I started buying from shein/romwe in 2020 and stopped in 2021.. I only started buying from them now because they have better alternatives-goth pieces. The second and main reason is because i am a new mother.. I dont have time to go thrifting anymore. I buy second hand through the apps now.
Thank you for all the tips on what to look for on an item. I do not shop on Romwe etc fast fashion sites, but they will be really helpful with depop/ thrifting!! And I agree that sometimes people do not have the luxury to avoid them. As long as it is in fact the only way, judgmental people can take the boot!
Yes another fashion video I love your fashion videos so much I would love to see clothes you make or thrit hauls
Also, Im so happy you had a good haul my experience with shein and cider sorta made me cry. Everything hung/ rose weird on my bust.
That Velvet maxi dress is beautiful I love it
The dress that you got that you said it reminds you of Free People Brands I really love it it is so beautiful
Girl i NEED that cross chain belt! SO MUCH TRAD NOSTALGIA!
Wow! You used to live down here in Florida? That is really cool.
I swam in the canals like an idiot not a second thought about gators lol
Bookmarkimg for later, although I design outfits less on whats currently trending, and more color patterns or design layouts I personally like.
This has meant at times seeming like a blank slate to band lovers, but it also means if one disbands ( you can see how fast that happens in Kpop ) its still something you like.
Ill update this later. Glad to find fellow channels like these.
I love the detail you go into explaining quality n material
You are amazing, beautiful person. We appreciate everything you do.
Omg I love your videos ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much! 🖤
I appreciate all the information you give, and wish I'd found you long ago before I had to work it out myself re: terrible fabrics.
I was honestly thinking of starting a channel to talk about this kind of stuff myself because as an autistic person I can't just put up with fabrics that bother me, scratchy labels or itchy hems.
Also, having ADHD I often "pay the tax" and have to eat the loss because I'm not on top of my sh enough to make the return deadline, so I really try hard to get it right the first time.
You have talent for fashion innovation
Thank you 🖤
Thank you for reviewing the items you choose. The dresses are so pretty. I do purchase items from romwe for my daughter because kawaii fashion is so expensive from devils fashion and the other sites plus shes growing so they won't fit her but for a season. I definitely won't let her wear my vintage lip service to school. I do online thrift when I can as well. My town definitely doesn't have Gothic clothing for thrifting so I have to shop ebay or Mercari. I will be purchasing two of those dresses because they are unique and beautiful.
Same here I was hesitant to buy clothes on Shein because it all said polyester and for a long time I thought polyester was that thick scratchy material clothes that I did not like and I needed some so I took a chance and what I bought what I bought was one of the softest materials I ever wore
The dress you ore with the cross chain belt is by far my favorite. So much so, that I might get it myself. That is a gorgeous dress. 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
I have had excellent luck going to my local New Look and finding cool pieces on clearance. It sometimes carries very goth friendly clothing and decent quality basics like black leggings. I have a pair of their black velvet ones that remind me of a pair I got from Contempo Casuals back over 30 years ago. That store had tons of freak friendly clothes in the late 80's/early 90's.I had leggings from there that lasted me ten years.
Oh! The eye dress looks great on you! The shoulder thing didn't look terrible. It probably feels uncomfortable though 😂
Love your picks and everything looks amazing on you, thank you for always being honest with your reviews. x
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Oof, I struggled with my fashion budget in my early twenties too… I worked in biotech in Boston, but the cost of living was so high there that I didn’t have much money left over for clothes. Fortunately I started up cycling Goodwill jeans in my teens with gothy fabric remnants and trims, so it wasn’t hopeless. 😊 Also, sometimes I’d take a couple huge square scarves, sew them together and add a drawstring waistband to make ethereal long skirts. Some of the projects were pretty nice DIY signature pieces, paired with basic black camis and black ribbed plain tops. (PS I adore Iona from Pretty In Pink!!! Fearless quirky fashion queen…❤❤❤ but WHY Andie cut those 2 prom dresses up to make that evil pink monstrosity, I’ll never understand! 😂)
Polyester is so all over the place these days in terms of fabric variety! I have major sensory issues with fabric, so I always look for the viscose items… SHEIN has some great viscose & linen-viscose blend wide legged, flowy pants with elastic waistbands in black. They won’t go out of style anytime soon. Honorable mention for their very soft holey body stockings/bodysuits, which are AMAZING paired with any of those pants, or a tiered ruffled Betsy Johnson type mini skirt (SHEIN has those in 4 colors too). It’s all comfy enough to be pajamas too, lol. A full coverage black bra works great underneath the body stockings, or you can wear a cami if you want more modesty. And I can’t say enough good things about the viscose and stretch velvet items from the RusttyDustty line. There are some long velvet kimono coats that really rock my socks. Most of the viscose from that line is bright colors and hippie prints (which I personally love for scratching my flower child itch [not THAT kind of itch, ewww 😂), but you can cherry pick some darker witchy goth stuff, including faux wrap pants and ruffled Romani-esque trousers in black. I just had a difficult apartment move, so I’ve been stress-shopping, using SHEIN to bathe my inner teen/20-something self in all the clothes I could never find or afford back then. I’m an apparel addict. 😅 You really look amazing in all the dresses you modeled, like a wealthy 25 year old lead singer….your accessories and layering makes it all look quite expensive and sophisticated. I’m loving the Hope Sandoval reference too…ahhh the memories!! ❤ Always look forward to your videos. Lovely haul Angela, thank you for sharing!! XO
Wow, very informative video as always! I have stayed clear from SHEIN. I think ASOS is far better than SHEIN as an affordable FF retailer. I always learn something new when watching your videos on fabrics or clothing hauls of things I always wondered about but could never find out before. You are so right about Polyester. Personally I prefer Modal/Rayon/Viscose whenever possible over the polyester mixtures. I am curious if you have an opinion about clothing (specifically skinny jeans fit) from companies like Talbots and Venus, if you've ever heard of them!? It's Fast Fashion, but I've heard some horror stories about the sizes being extra baggy and not flattering (more so with Venus) and am wondering if you ever owned or tried anything on of theirs.
You are stunning angela always love you're videos you are a genuine lovable person awesome video
Thank you so much!!
Whenever I don't like the lining of a garment, I will *Very* carefully cut it out, if possible of course. Then I'll wear my own slip under the overlay. The construction of slips are usually more flattering and feel so much nicer. I'm a sucker for the soft lace also ❤
Your comment on fast fashion: exactly girl!
"and you're going to feel it exfoliate you as you move.." 😂💀
Another small issue is just how hard it is to find goth clothes. Regarding brands like killstar (which are out of budget,) It's hard to find put-together items. A homemade fishnet shirt and a black top are goth, but so is a cropped sweatshirt with holes, straps, and metal embellishments, which you aren't gonna find in a thrift store. The only place to find something like this is fast fashion (or make it yourself, which a lot of people don't have the time or motivation for.). Only on these sites can you scroll and scroll though goth clothes.
With this, an easy example is patches and pins. I'm constantly on the lookout for embellishing my favorite bands on my clothes, and on amazon its so hard to find patches of even popular bands like depeche mode, but they non-stop pop up in my feed on temu all the time.
I definitely can relate to what you're saying about having marks on my back from friction from wearing a tight top or dress bud I'm like you I'm always moving around so that might be why
I still try to thrift as much as possible. ThredUP and eBay are my go tos and depending on the brand it can still be expensive. White House Black Market is a good example. Even used pieces can be mid price. But every now and then I know fast fashion is a necessity for basics.
I agreee about the thrift resellers. Ive been loving what i find on sites like Temu, and have been researching the Shein /Romwe type sites. Im very much plus size, and am excited to find my size.
Yup, that dress is FreePeople written all over it. Wish I could afford their clothes 😂
Thank you for your video and for your honest opinion Angela
Sorry to say I was not paying that much attention to the clothes themselves in the last modeling bit cuz u look so good Angela ❤❤I appreciate your honesty and passion about the subculture, you’re like my fairy goth mother, and I’ve learned so much from you ❤❤❤
Ironically the first and last dress have been on my mind whether or not I wanted to attempt buying so this was helpful, thank you!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences 🖤
I remember thinking the Boat Neck looked cool initially (imho) but from time to time I would feel like it was creeping up my neck to choke me.
So when you say you don't like boat necks, I'm with you (I like them and I don't)
Angela I think nothing about you talking alot and moving around alot. You remind me of my sister when we were growing up. And in recent years she's been working as a TEACHER so she can talk and move around All She Wants! lol
Ever since I saw you on the most recent episode of Monster Island Buddies, I subscribed to your TH-cam channel and began following you on Instagram. Your sense of fashion and appreciation for the macabre 😍
Awesome video thank you! I don’t think I’ll ever buy anything from Shein again because the quality is not what I want. I like heavy quality clothing as well 44:03
Exactly! I like to hold a garment and feel like if someone dropped this onto my head from no more than 10 ft above, it will knock me on my ass. That's a dress I want.
My youngest daughter is named Hope Sandoval, not AFTER the famous Hope but rather an oversight on my part! 😂 I don't know how I, a Mazzy Star fan of long-standing, didn't immediately recognize this but here we are 21 years later and she regularly gets hit up by people thinking she's the REAL Hope!
Angela, you are smart, skilled and gorgeous.
I wear t-shirt and tank dresses with leggings from Walmart. Mostly black and b&w. It's what I can afford. And it's what's comfortable for me. And I wear them till they're worn out.
Thanks for speaking up for disabled and poor people. 😊
there is still hope for some thrift stores out there i try to keep it Simple 😎 your outfits are always nice to see
THIS IS PEAK 😊 I love them
Hey Angela:) I was wondering if you had any advice for how to deal with harassment as a goth? Ya know the classic yelling insults out of cars and getting hit with shopping carts…I just moved to a new town and the harassment here is the worst I’ve ever had..maybe you have some advice ? I’m a young female so I get the worst of it of course..
That's unfortunate to hear. I remember my mom came home once and told me about a nice conversation with a goth couple at the store. Mom is definitely not a goth herself, but she complimented their boots and they started chatting. Hopefully you'll meet the kinder crowd in your new town soon.
I recently bought $60 worth of stuff on shein (with the discounts I payed $40). I didn’t buy any clothing items because I just can’t see myself wearing clothes from shein. I prefer thrift store basics, because it’s way more sustainable and easier for me to determine the quality and if I could wear it for long. But I personally can’t see myself shopping there again, maybe one more time. But over that I don’t see it happening. I’m saving up for a sewing machine and I think everyone in the world should too. Sewing machines are really helpful and a more sustainable way of living. Need a rag? Sew ur old shirt into a rag! Need new underwear? Use scarps to make one! Just many things a sewing machine can do for u!
I love your Outfit!!!!
I’m not a fan of polyester at all. I do better with natural fibers, one reason why I don’t mind paying a bit more for quality basics and thrifting for good pieces. I recently bought a second hand Armani blazer (linen/silk), and that’s how I like to shop hehe.
If I can avoid it, I try to. Is it me or does it feel like it doesn't breathe?
@@angelabenedict it doesn't breathe usually! I've had to throw out good-looking clothing because it stinks either from the get-go or after wearing it for five minutes
I know nothing of romwe. But rosegal??? I ain't mad at it. It's not for everyone but there are some really cool pieces on there.
I have some cute clothes by them. I think the less structured/more stretchy stuff works out better. Tailored looking stuff from Shein is a real crapshoot and I won't be trying that again.
Would you be able to make a video on how you can accessorize goth outfits and tips on where you can buy them? I sometimes struggle a bit to find nice and affordable accessories and I suck at DIY 😅
Sure! Like the same outfit but different accessories to change it up?
@@angelabenedict Yeah exactly! It would be interesting to see how different accessories can make an outfit so different by just switching up stuff. This would be very helpful 😊 thanks for replying Angela!
Something else to consider: separates and layering pieces offer the most flexibility! I saw a very pretty lace bell sleeved shrug, and thought that can change to look of any out, whether it's casual or dressy. Also, detachable collars have the same effect. I'm plus size (18-22) and while I'm fairly lucky at thrift stores, I keep an eye out for items that can expand the versatility of items I already own.
I think it’s rich how you have a lot of commenters on this channel really deride mainstream retail stores when the message clearly is, don’t be an elitist/demeaning dick, and respect that people can and should shop where it benefits them to do so.
Having said that, I find Ross to be a cheap place to get good stuff, but I mostly end up shopping on Amazon or another online outfitter.
But I would think that the most goth thing to do is to travel to Romania or Slovakia to barter the blood of virgins for Grelda, the blood magic seamstress witch, to create a custom couture creation capable of luring demons away from hell or instantly depressing the most toxically positive person into irreparable despair.
Good video and the outfits were nice 👍🏻 except for the ones you had a problem with but that happens sometimes. For me it doesn't matter where people shop as long as they're happy with the quality of the materials.
I live in germany and hearing that you'll have to pay over 100 dollars to go to the docter's is really scary. Its pretty rough to live in the USA 😅. Hope ya all are getting a better heathcare system. ✌️
Yes! Iona is the best!
There is only Goodwill where I am and they aren't any better to support than fast fashion
Haven't heard of this before 😊😊
Updated skincare routine please? 🥺
You rock AB! ❤
That sort of velveteen print is called flocking :)
Where is the last belt from? I love it
Mode Brutale. Amazing belts!
Haha, your cami all have disappeared 😂❤
its not poor ppl causing the fast fashion, its the rich ones who buy kilos of clothes at a time, then just donates it to african contries destroying thier textile industry.(sry 4 mispelling)
Romley Hall, wasn't that the forgotten hall from Harry Potter?
Jeez, "Shein=Romwe" is all I need to hear.
Wait til you hear that naked juices is owned by pepsi, odwalla juices are owned by coca cola, toms bougie ass toothpaste is colgate, quaker oats is pepsi again, Boca burgers and Back to Nature organic mac and cheese is kraft, Burts bees clean and natural skincare -- owned by clorox. The world is a strange place.
I love your style and your so beautiful🖤🕸️🕷️⚰️
I wish I could afford to get five outfits I can't even do that Shein I can get like two outfits at the most but luckily I have State insurance
I can’t seem to find that dress. Does it have a name?
can you share the link to the diy tshirt book you mentioned?
I am like that with the carpet in a car. They look and feel of the carpet in a car, or sometimes the back of a seat literally makes me itch and cringe. I literally cannot stand it. Just thinking about it now he’s giving me anxiety.
You're definitely right about the dress being awful and I'm at the 31:44 time stamp in the video just so you know what person talking about but yeah it looks horrible and I would be very upset if I had got that dress and had to pay for it
I thrift furniture, but I'm not very comfortable with thrifting clothing to be honest.
H&m is ofc also fast fashion. But what is better aboit h&m . They dont produce at much as or something like shein. And shein and those brands steals a lot design to.
💯 agree with everything
Such perfect fit ...how? I am afraid to buy something and it doesn't work for my figure
I just bought a bunch of Shein/Romwe clothes.
Hi Angela, permit me to say something off the topic. Recently I learnt a new meaning for normal. The acceptance of ideas that make no sense. And I continue to think of Normies this way: Individuals who can't or will not think or go beyond superficially and crass commercialist culture. Thank you for saying to not forget where we come from. That is the problem with the problem with the medical system in the USA and spreading worldwide Kentucky Fried Medicine. Fast fashion to me is mainstream fashion that I will end up saying that it does not represent the subculture I like.
Hello, I like everythings 😊